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by duped 11mo ago
What do you mean, cold smoked fish and pickled cabbage is great. And you don't have to worry about heart disease when consumption will get ya long before the sodium does.
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by duped 11mo ago
Silk screen printing is probably the easiest way to introduce the concepts to kids. There are a lot of maker spaces/artist collectives and classes that have the basic tools and resources to do it.
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by duped 11mo ago
Consumers don't care so much about consolidation as they care about not getting ripped off. When Netflix and Hulu were the only streaming platforms you paid a pretty low price to get virtually everything you wanted. Now you pay more fo
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by duped 11mo ago
It's an issue for me, a Mac owner. All the games I want to play have buggy graphics on Mac. I have a PC just for playing with my friends. Apples decisions are often wrong when it comes to third party software.
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by duped 11mo ago
https://forum.juce.com/t/archived-juce-8-eula/60947/149 And sure you can license under APGL. It should be obvious that's undesirable.
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by duped 11mo ago
The definition is up to them. They don't want to play around with loopholes since the whole point of the license change was to force more people to buy license seats.
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by duped 11mo ago
I would presume that some tier shaped market will arise where the new cards are used for the most expensive compute tasks like training new models, the slightly used for inference, older cards for inference of older models, or applied to ot
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by duped 11mo ago
Shoutout to PACE who banned scripting in the JUCE 8 license terms so if you wanted to make this using the leading framework, you can't.
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by duped 11mo ago
How different is this from rental car companies changing over their fleets? I don't know, this is a genuine question. The cars cost 3-4x as much and last about 2x as far as I know, and the secondary market is still alive.
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by duped 11mo ago
I didn't say it's some arcane skill, just that it's a useful one. I would also agree that _reading the code_ to find a bug is the most useful debugging tool. Debuggers are second. Print debugging third. And that lines up with
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by duped 11mo ago
That's just an educated guess. You can also do it with a debugger.
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by duped 11mo ago
Print debugging is fine and all but I find that it pays massive dividends to learn how to use a debugger and actually inspect the values in scope rather than guessing which are worth printing. It also is useless when you need to debug a cur
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by duped 11mo ago
I'm seeing homes in my neighborhood sit on the market for 3-4 months before dropping prices and finally selling, about 20-25% off the original listing.
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by duped 11mo ago
They actually started in LISP and rewrote it in Python (and also apparently, did not pick any of the "mature" web frameworks). http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/rewritingreddit
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by duped 11mo ago
Maybe awkwardly worded but that's implied by the phrasing "since"
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by duped 11mo ago
ASICs bake one algorithm into the chip. DSPs are programmable, like GPUs or CPUs. The thing that historically set them apart were MAC/FMA and zero overhead loops. Then there are all the nice to haves, like built in tables of FFT twiddl
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by duped 11mo ago
It's helpful when people are being assholes to point to a document describing how they're being an asshole and to cut it out
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by duped 11mo ago
I have a ton of faith that Apple, Google, and Microsoft will not perish. I'll also observe their software quality is not universally stellar .
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by duped 11mo ago
> let v = Vec::new(); // Crap, I want to specify the type of Vec This kinda implies you've gone wrong somewhere. That doesn't mean there aren't cases where you need type annotations (they certainly exist!) but th
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by duped 11mo ago
imo the biggest single problem with C++ that the simple act of building it is not (and it seems, cannot) be standardized. This creates kind of geographic barriers that segregate populations of C++ users, and just like any language, that iso
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by duped 11mo ago
cmake exists not because people didn't understand make, but because there was no one make to understand. The "c" is for "cross platform." It's a replacement for autoconf/automake, not a replacement for mak
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by duped 11mo ago
Small point worth bringing up, that quartz doesn't go into the ingots that get sliced into wafers (and then doped and diced into chips). It's used to make the crucibles that the ingots are grown in.
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by duped 11mo ago
Cool. My local grocery store chicken is between $5-6/lb today. $2 if I buy a whole chicken and butcher it myself. Whatever prices you're seeing are not my reality, living in a major urban area in the United States. Maybe if I boug
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by duped 11mo ago
I'm not sure where you're getting numbers but I can't buy just chicken breast for two people for less than $5 at my grocery store unless I buy in bulk. And I do not have the space to store it.
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by duped 11mo ago
> C++ mostly still echoes the diversify of hardware architectures and runtime environments out there It doesn't though, or at least none of those echoes are why C++ is complex. Here are some examples of unnecessary complexity. The r
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by duped 11mo ago
A million times this. You update a dependency when there are bug fixes or features that you need (and this includes patching vulnerabilities!). Those situations are rare. Otherwise you're just introducing risk into your system - and no
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by duped 11mo ago
You're going to have a difficult time arguing that the economy was good for white men in the 1960s because it was bad for everyone else. Prosperity is not zero sum. Perhaps it has more to do with the lower ratio of people crippled by h
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by duped 11mo ago
> There is no mustache-twirling villain who has a great idea on how to !@#$ people out of their money. It's someone in a Patagonia vest trying to avoid getting PIP'd.
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by duped 11mo ago
Oh for sure. I even think there deserve to be lints like "no code path reachable from main() is unwind-unsafe" which is a heavy hammer for many applications (like one-off CLI utils) but absolutely necessary for something like a
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by duped 11mo ago
There's certainly a discipline involved here, but it's usually something like guaranteeing all threads are unwind safe (via AssertUnwindSafe) and logging stack traces when your process keeps dying/can't be started after

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